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NOVEMBER sees the Stroke Foundation’s annual Stride 4 Stroke campaign kick off and Hamilton’s Natalie Templeton is joining the campaign for the first time.

Mitch Lang - November 3, 2020

THE Black Dog Institute is looking to further support those who put their lives on the line in heavily affected bushfire areas.

Mitch Lang - November 3, 2020

A MONTH-LONG journey to honour her brother’s life came to its conclusion on Saturday as local, Bec Doheny, walked her 254th kilometre for October.

Sonia Gillingham - November 3, 2020

WHEN four-year-old Baylee Francis-Evans became unwell last weekend, slurring her words and then having trouble walking,  a phone call between her mum, Shona and Aunty Kylie in Tasmania, raised the possibility that a stroke was responsible for her troubles. Less than 48 hours later, the diagnosis was much more terrifying and now the entire community […]

Spec.com.au - October 31, 2020

HAMILTON GP, Dale Ford’s 35-year commitment to the community was officially recognised at the 2020 Victorian Rural Health Awards.

Ash Bolt - October 31, 2020

THE ring of steel dividing Melbourne from regional Victoria will come down in two weeks bringing relief to accommodation providers and tourism businesses across the south-west. This week, Premier, Daniel Andrews announced Melbournians would be allowed to freely travel within Victoria from November 9. BIG4 Port Fairy Holiday Park manager, Rohan Doherty said the announcement […]

Allanah Sciberras - October 31, 2020

PORTLAND’S newest art installation might be a tribute to the Bonney Upwelling, but it’s as much about health. The Revive the Reef exhibit was installed yesterday on the fence on Bentinck St near the Julia St intersection. It is the work of 27 local artists of all age ranges and including students from the Portland […]

Portland Observer - October 30, 2020

THE Dartmoor Rail Trail is about to become a reality, following a four-year battle with bureaucracy to turn a neglected eyesore into a source of community pride – and a tourist attraction. Work will start on the rail trail much sooner than expected, after the Glenelg Shire Council received more than $2 million in federal […]

Chalpat Sonti - October 30, 2020

HAMILTON Police have been left disappointed by the number of people using their mobile phones while driving.

Ash Bolt - October 30, 2020

THE hard border separating Melbourne from communities in regional Victoria could be removed as soon as November 8 according to premier, Daniel Andrews.

Allanah Sciberras - October 29, 2020

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